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On 11/1/2021 at 4:56 AM, scubascuba3 said:

so many stories we don't hear the outcome, if only we had investigative journalism here

I dont think the life span of an investigative journalist would be that long.

I buy the beef trimming at Mackro for around 155 baht a kilo. Just boil it up and put in a mincer then mix with some biscuit, Depending on how big your dog is will make it a cheap or expensive option.

9 minutes ago, Sophon said:

Nor do I, but that didn't stop me from getting caught up in the recent large fraud case.

Your CC/debit card must be online somewhere to be caught up in in the recent scam.

15 hours ago, digger70 said:

Yes, Most smart people have done that, I am not the smartest guy but I did

Not necessary for me if they dont do C.O.D for goods they dont get my business. I dont use any debit/credit card online here.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The banks will launch a publicity campaign, advising their customers to adjust the amount of the money in their bank accounts to not exceed the approximate amount of their anticipated online spending through the use of credit or debit cards to reduce their exposure to cybercrime.

So what about the money you are not going to use online? You want us to open a second account for that? Nonsense.

19 hours ago, RafPinto said:

I went for the "pro" version.

I preferred using a Blackberry but I dropped it and it broke the casing

If all else fails just buy a bigger sound system and when his karaoke comes on put your favorite song on. to drown his out.

I drink this on an empty stomach first thing in the morning to clean my arteries.

1/2 Cup of water 1 Apple unskinned cut up 1 Garlic clove A pinch of tumeric A pinch of black pepper 1-2 dash cayenne pepper 1 teaspoon olive oil Juice of half lemon.

I follow this with oats and fruit.

I am 71 and on no meds. 

14 hours ago, Moonlover said:

Are you quite sure about that?

 

 

This refers to the 21st and not the 22nd

Just in case people need to know. There is no ban on the sale of alcohol by law for this public holiday on the 22ns October.

1 hour ago, mavi said:

 

I agree that it's really minimalist in 2021

 

I have  neither of the above and would never consider buying one. 

Well at least they will have friends to talk with in prison.

1 hour ago, brianthainess said:

And using up valuable hospital resources, which as far as i can remember was the reason it became law in the UK.

My point being that people who dont wear seatbelts/helmets dont normally kill other road users. People who drink drive and run red lights for example also take up far more valuable hospital resources and put your life and mine in danger.

11 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

Perhaps it was determined that the helmetless riders were driving under the influence as well. Would that satisfy you? Or perhaps the plod should only enforce the laws that you want them to?

It has been said the Red light cameras would be a good idea, but the number of bikes without rear plates would increase at least 100 fold...Cars and truck's plates would suddenly drop off along a road somewhere. What would you have the copper do? His job? Perhaps picking a better a better spot, yes. But trying to stop a speeding biker is near impossible at the best of time.

So stopping someone without a helmet should be their for there own safety and then fined to reinforce further behavior. You do not put them in danger to accomplish this. A vehicle from behind could easily have gone over them. Would you have been happy then for such a minor .offence. If he was so concerned he could have noted the number and followed it up.

Red light cameras are not the only way of detecting this more dangerous offence.

10 minutes ago, rudi49jr said:

When someone doesn’t wear a seatbelt or helmet in my country and they get in an accident, they can end up in the hospital, when they have serious injuries. Guess who’s going to pay for that? And guess who’s going to pay for it when that person ends up being handicapped and needing help/assistance for the rest of their life?
It’s just plain stupid and irresponsible to not wear a seatbelt or helmet, as far as I’m concerned.

Yeah maybe I always wear helmet/seatbelt because I value my life  I would rather they pursued people who can ruin mine and other peoples lives such as crossing red lights and DUI. In the scheme of things the cost to me is negligible

Just now, bangon04 said:

If you kill yourself ..... but if you are severely injured or crippled (by not wearing a helmet) you have a major effect on and cost to other members of society.

Yeah maybe I always wear helmet/seatbelt because I value my life  I would rather they pursued people who can ruin mine and other peoples lives such as crossing red lights and DUI. In the scheme of things the cost to me is negligible

Maybe the sidecar tyre as a puncture.

4 hours ago, steven100 said:

Good job Khun Prayut Chan O Cha .....

 

Just two weeks ago the Super Duper poll showed the majority of Thai's believe Khun Prayut Chan O Cha will lead Thailand out of the economic crisis ....   Lol

Some super poll when only about .0015% of the population were asked there opinion.

19 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Oh so it was a 50 shades of Gray event....hmmmm

You obviously know more about this than me

Just now, smedly said:

so what

Just saying would be difficult to tie someone up  unless they were submissive or unconscious.

1 hour ago, smedly said:

the critical facts are quite simple

 

was the Swiss man defending himself against this armed intruder at his home - seems he was

 

once the intruder was disarmed and disabled did the Swiss man then proceed to kill him - seems he didn't, he tied him up.

 

 

 

It would be very difficult to tie someone up unless they were unconscious.